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Mercedes‑Benz SL‑Class cars have long been synonymous with refined road‑sport performance, but before you decide to buy, it’s crucial to understand the pricing dynamics of this iconic luxury roadster. Whether you’re looking at the latest model or a proof‑of‑concept 2009 edition, the straight‑forward answer to “what is a 2009 Mercedes‑Benz SL‑Class worth?” varies widely by market, mileage, condition and whether you’re looking at a new or a “used Mercedes‑Benz SL‑Class price” table. Below is an in‑depth snapshot that blends mileage‑based pricing with depreciation data and market context so you can get a clear view of the investment you’re about to make. **Key Specs of the 2009 Mercedes‑Benz SL‑Class**

• Engine: 4.2‑liter V8 naturally‑aspirated, 446 hp (VR23‑B)
• Transmission: 7‑speed automatic with manual mode (i‑Drive®)
• Fuel Type: Premium gasoline, 87‑87.5 octane
• Performance: 0‑60 mph in 4.6 s, top speed 155 mph (set electronically)
• Dimensions: Length 177.8 in, Width 78.4 in, Height 53.8 in, Wheelbase 110.4 in
• Weight: Curb weight 4,230 lb (1,920 kg)
• Drivetrain: Rear‑wheel drive (RWD) 4‑wheel drive (4MATIC® optional)
• Infotainment: MBUX, Navigation, Bluetooth, Premium sound system
• Comfort & Luxury: Leather seats, climate control, panoramic roof

**Depreciation Insight** The depreciation curve for this model is fairly typical when compared to peer European roadsters. In the first year, a 2009 Mercedes‑Benz SL‑Class will generally lose about **15‑20 %** of its retail value, with an additional **8‑10 %** loss over the second year, and about **4‑5 %** annually thereafter until the vehicle reaches the five‑year mark, at which point the rate of decline slows considerably. Summarily:

• Year 1 – 15 % to 20 % depreciation
• Year 2 – an extra 8 % to 10 % depreciation
• Years 3‑5 – approx. 4 % to 5 % per year

Sum total of roughly **35‑40 %** depreciation over the first five years places the SL‑Class in the “high‑end luxury” segment of the used market, where owners evaluate condition, miles and service history just as obsessively as the price itself. **What Is a 2009 Mercedes‑Benz SL‑Class Worth?** The answer is “varies by market, condition and mileage.” A 2009 model in U.S. sales channels, for instance, typically flips for **$25,000 to $35,000** in fair condition, while vehicles in pristine touring condition can climb towards **$45,000**. In European markets where the SL‑Class still carries strong brand prestige, prices may be roughly **€15‑17 k** for a 2009 unit with high mileage and **€20‑25 k** for a low‑mileage, high‑condition example. Overall, the used Mercedes

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